Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-12
THE COURT RECORD.

Court of Common Pleas-Judges Stud. ley and Deming. Judge Studley yesterday heard arguments in demurrer in the suit of McGann vs Williams, and assigned cases for the first week of the March term at bar meeting. The case of Jefferson D. Blakeslee vs. Henry Tyler, parties of North Branford, which is an action brought to restrain the defendant from using street which has been closed, was again brought before Judge Deming yesterday.
 At meeting of the members of the bar the following assignment of cases was made for next week:
 Wednesday-Austin Mansfield vs- Edward Boy han Mansfield and DriscoIl the attorneys.
 Thursday-Wilam J. Sheehan vs. Ann s. Cam pane, Grove J. Futile and George A. Tyler; Theo- dore J. Alderman vs. August c. Blenner, Twfss and Arvine and Case, ,Maltbie & Deming; Frank Beecher vs August c Blenneri same attorneys as in preVi- Hall.
 Friday George A. Parker vs Andrew Wren, C. Fay. Nisi.
 City Court - Criminal Side Judge Pickett. March 11.-James F. Ward, burglary, two cases bound over to the Superior court under bonds of $1 400; George Horton, neglect to support Iamlly, oU days 1n 1a1I; Timothy Len chan, theft, nolled; James Nugent, cruelty to animals, to March 12; Robert P. Dunlap, abusing police officer, to March 12; Bernard Sullivan and Michael Gilhuly, $5; John Dunn, resisting officer, $20; James FitZpat rick, interfering with officer, discharged; {; Timothy Lenehan, taking horse without leave, $5.
 Court Notes.
 The applications for divorce of Clara Du- breuil vs. John Dubreuil and of John Schwirdt vs. Ottele Schwirdt were heard yes- terday by Judge Stoddard.
 FORECLOSURE.
 Judge Stoddard yesterday granted fore closure to Louisa G. Lane ct al. on a mort gage she holds against Wm. A. Lincoln for $5, 800.
 WENT TO JAIL.
 George Horton was sent to jail yesterday for sixty days for non-support of his wife and children in lieu of giving bond of $75 to support them for two months.
 RESISTED AN OFFICER.
 James Dunn, who resisted Officer Schroder, who was attempting to arrest him, was yes terday fined $20 by Judge Pickett. James Fitzpatrick, who was charged with interfer ing with the officer, was discharged.
 BOUND OVER.
 James F. Ward, the burglar captured by Officer George L. Hyde, was arraigned before Judge Pickett yesterday. He was charged with burglaIizing the house of John B. Car rington on Elm treet and the house of CIV. Sanford on Chapel street. Ward said that he entered the Sanford house by mistake, supposing it was Maine's Hotel, which was his boarding place. He was asked if that was the way he generally entered Maine's Hotel. The prisoner did not offer any de- fense. At the suggestion of the court Law yer Kiernan defended Ward. Judge Pickett bound him over to the Superior court under $1 400 bonds. He went to jail.
 TIM WALKED OUT OF COURT.
 The case against Timothy Lenehan charged with theft, who drove away a team loaded with coal from where it was stand ing on Grand avenue several days ago, was nolled in the City court yesterday by order of Judge Pickett and complaint for taking team without leave was substituted, and Lenehan fined $5 on the charge. By some way or other Timothy walked out of court without paying his fine. Judge Pickett or dered notice to be sent him to pay the fine